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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-09
ANDOYER.

The ladies' % the NJ. T.. society held an
ice cream festival 10 The hall "wednesday
evening. Aug. 81. -,
Oaartsrly meeting services were held
a, rna N. T.. church. Monday evening"
by Presiding Elder Adams;
PRANK saith ard family. from blkhsIt'
fud.. are Visiting az y. s. Snlihs
Uor.ee Cummlngs and Hiram jackson
NJ ParI., were ia town Thursday.
The Cong1 sabbath school IL indeouu
,o ne generous enJrts OF :. Cabot, ESQ
f,r A valuAb,e addition 10 It's library. The
hunter OF volumes being consiieraoy
more than doubled.
J. A. French l. charging his stable.
Among other improvements DR.. Barnes
4. adding a plsrrs To his house aud store.
Tnat "comIesl Brown" gave one OF MS
su.srtAlnmsnts here Jaly 26th, and as US
usl. drew a fall house.
The third exhibition or the Ando.sI
ArrIcultural Society Is 10 be held on we
soclety's grounds Oct. Sth and 9Th. LID
sr,l premiums are offered. OF which com.
nle,e nst with conditions, has been issued
by the trustees. and may be had OF We
secretary. G. T. Poor.
some ofthe farmers are through haying'
others VIII no, nnlsh for some time.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-09
THE POSTAL CARD BRIGADE.
EAST PERU.

Miss Eva Cannon IL home on Walt.
from Boston.
Miss Nelly Mlliner has rtarnei home
She has been a work In Jay.
Miss Cora Cannon nuishei her school
In Dist. No. :. on The 29th. with her usual
success. The school hsd q picnic dinner
In The grove on The last day OF school. aud
bad good time.
II has been very hot and rather poor hsy
weather, Cor The past Eve days
Mls. Sarah Bracket has retaruci % her
home In The West She has been here Eve
OF slx weeks visiting friends
Mary Nentrcs has reiurned 20 her home
nom Canton. where she has been a. work
Tor the editor OF the TtifFA0As.
Henry Robinson has commented haying
on bis meadow In Carthage.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-09
EAST SUMNER.

"IIsrd hay weather" l. the common sal.
uiAtiop. and hard IL Is. Very little mea-
dow hay has A. yet been secured.
Mrs. Emma. wife OF A. ID. Park, arrived
nom Oh orchsrd on Friday. The other
parties from this place will remain while
longer.
jonathan briggs Il quite feeble, and. !,
II thought. cannot live long.
Frank Thompson Is also qalio feeble,
with ll,tle prospect OF recovery.
Z. II. Stetson recently cut bis LEG Jasi
below the knee. with an axe. and sat down
and took four stitches In the wound, thus
Utilizing bis surgical skill nrst upon him.
self Probably Charles little thought,
when ne began bis medical studies, that
he should be his frst patient. We hope
that ere long he may be able 10 resume bis
studies, and soon enter upon his profes-
sional career.
jennie Stetson Il now "a assistant In
the post once during Miss LII, S,eisons
vacation. NLocuM.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-09
LOWELL.


Oa Thursday last. during the severe
shower. Mrs. Ocrtie Andrews was pros
trated by stroke q lightning. A physi'
clan was called and she has recovered, but
s,ill suffers ffom the Effects OF a.
One day recently. I've large eagles pass
81 over Upper keEu Pond near the Mar
rows, dying In the direction OF Sor'.wssi
Cove.
Mr. Frederic Klmbali remains quite sick
Jet
Mrs. Freeman. Of Portland, and Mrs.
Barker. OF Eoeusbarg. Penn. are visiting
their father. Me-. y. g. IIamblen. Al the
Csntre.
Miss Ella Charles IL At home on yaca-
ton. sac teaches In the schools In Bldde-
ford.
Miss Belle Litiltneld. Of Lawrence. j.
visiting friends In town.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-09
SOUTH BuCKPIRID.

I have yet 10 converse with en- en-.
/ soldier, who approves OF the order or The
war department authorizing the return OF
the rebel fags. Well DO remember Ap.
pomsttox, memorable for the surrender OF
the army OF Northern Virginia. one OF the
brsvest armies ~ modern times. Com.
posed OF men N all times ready tn risk
their lives for the Independence oftheir
native States. Struggling for human
| freedom, yet struggling IN rivet yet more
firmly TIE shsckles Of bondsge upon an en-
shaved race. What paradox IL IL safe
10 say tha. the MISSES OF Union soldiers
desired thit the snmitles and smluosltl's
OF that struggle should die out when srm'
ed resistance IN the authority OF the Gov
eminent ceased. A thousand TINES better
that the union should be absolutely disii.
cd than practically divided by sectional
dlssensiOns. Hat n must be- borne In
mind. even by our Chief Magistrate, that
The war resulted In n triumph OF the Union
arms. We freely forgive The rebel pariici.
pants Ia that contest. but tho results OF
that contest must remain secure. The
proposed surrender OF the rebel days saw
ors strongly Of Union surrender twenty.
two years after the suppression Of the ~.
bellion Against this. In any form or sem.
hlance, the citizen soldier OF the r'pu1llc
enters his solemn but emphatic protest.
Ian experimenting this yeir witr my
young orchard. The initial sisp VS. 10
trim every one ~ the two hundred trees
Later applied bsru ysri msnure around
soms OF tue trees, sshts around oiasfs.
aud Others have removed al oftar turf
bcnfsth tho tree over an area A. large
a. IN. branches extended, appllri
soms dressing and returned The turf grass
slie dawn, siill Others will b. mulched
Undoubtedly plorghing l. aiTan,ageoB.
where practicable but In this case The 'os
and wide spreading branches render u
dlnicu.l n 90, Impossible. find borcrs In
trees Zoo, In diameter. "Eisrual vigil.
lance" I. the price OF an orchard.
Rob. Dean and Jason Russell have each
received = csrrisge from the mandatory
OF ". " Br1ckway. Homer, y. Y.
Awrlisr in the Journal speaks ofouf
genial iownsman DR. whiimsn - 81 "oli
msn" Ills fractured shoulder mast htFr
aged him immensely.
sam Jordan has sold the crop. on the
Cellnda farhs farm AMI shanion,d Il re-
turning 20 Mechanic fsls.
Tho Spsaldlng mare, oNnei az The
write. dropped doe col, on tn eai Ius,
20, by volule.
I.Arkln Lamar has sore Upon hl. face
which some consider cancer
How so TIE phllanihroplc frsnds OF The
crow Ike - read Of hls muiilstlng The
Innocent lamb by picking hls eyes oai AMI
digging iArrc quarters % an aerc of poia'
toes save nlne hlllsi woali state boua.
" he out of plioe for the distraction OF
this pesii
lac Fullers pension has been decreased
from - - - per month.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-09
WILSON'S MILLS.

owing 10 the BAD weather there IL sllll
a large amount OF hay 20 cot AZ this writ
Ing. Aug. St
Grain i looking well.
Potatoes badly eaten by potato bugs.
Rtspberries and blaeoerries In great
abundance.
Co. Y. W. Pierce. L. s Consul 20 c1bs.
i q; Camp Caribou.
Henson Crafts went 10 PArmaShecnee
Saturday, accompanied by bis sister, Mrs.
Sprcldsourg. and Miss MAhel West.
W. n Twitcheii All =. H. nlrlln. of
Boston. with ;. W. Bennett ~ guide. have
BEEN on fortnight's camplng-oai trip
Report fishing nrst class.
Nr. ant Mr.. Chapman sni Miss Gasp
man. 90 New York. have been on = ishlng
trip up TIE Magalloway. Walter Back.
nam. guide.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-09
EAST BRowNRIELD.

The assembly IL over ani the chsulAu'
quans arc home agAin and report very
proh,solc gathering. The exercises tenn
perance dAy were very Interesting ou,
comius GA Saturday the stteniance was
no, a. large - IL would have been on some
other day. They expect 20 have an earlier
date another year.
DR.. Osgood sni wife with Miss Hattie
Thayor are visiting =, Mts. Samuel Stick
ney's.
Mrs. Breslln has friends from iIsroyer.
Germany. spending few days with her.
Mr.. Tyler and fsmlly, from Newton are
here for the month.
The next meeting OF ths w. Z. l. u
will be heli NJ the church Thursday Au'
gust iltb.
Mr.. Bradford Cole has been making In
movements on his buildings.
l. II. Giles also Is making some change
In his.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-09

S,19p.as q. Herbsri + lannon's ar
Nrs. Hooper. 90 Pal River, Mas, Niih
sef 1aughiers. Mr. Duxhury, 20 Bosion,
az Ms B1lies. of Brooklyu, y. L. also
M..s Bessie Dlxhury AT Master Gustav
B1rcs. and Mr.. Katie Stowcl, ~ South
Par.s Mrs. Hooper Is = sister % Lliher
as Nathaniel Siouc ant Mr.. Hooper
Jackson. ofthls town. and Z. J. Stone, o.
Lowell. Mas.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-09
FAST BETHEL.

NJ. chAs. Seetham. from Mass. i Wis.
ltiug frients an relatives In this place.
a. i accompanied by hi. nephew, CAS-
Nestham.
Mr..F. n. Bartlett; sui children, from
Berlin. y. H.. are now stopPlng AZ her
fathers. ". r. nrown's.
Mrs. L0uisA Downs. from Boston, spent
q few days ~ Der ather's, \. ]. Howard's.
Mrs III Ssan hAs gone % Derhsm, 20
speui few weeks with her son, VI n.
IamNu.
Miss Lillian Klmhsll has goue IN Nor
wav. who're she will take lessons In music
% Miss Lizzie Mason.
There will be lawn parry ~ C. Nj.
Browns. saturday. Aug. iGih. Refresh
nsui., cake. ics cram, etc.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-09
HIRAM.

Mrs. Jacob L. Spring. OF Dsnyers,
Mass, IL visiting her relative. Mrs. John
II. Spring.
Mrs. Andrew Spring aud daughter. o!
Portland, recently visited Mis. Spring.
The sermons a, the uaivsrsallsi church
du.ing The las, four Ssooaihs by Rev.
LoreuE. Haynes were of very intsrcs,'
log and Instructive character.
The knights OF Tyihlas are In prosper
Gus condition.
A society OF Christian Eadeavor hss
been organized Ia Hiram.
The hay crop has been one ofthe largest
In Hiram Tor many years.
Mr-. Charlotte Lowell still fingers with
a. bot she 4. very m OF drop-y.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-09
BYRON.

Miss Helen and Miss Flora lIough,on
are visiting AZ their fathers. They have
been Al Sierllnt, Mass, for few years.
Miss Chadwick. from Cambridge, Mass.
has been visiting q, her unclo's, l.. w.
Thomas.
People are getting along well With their
hsying. The hay crop II good.
4. q. wiiham was In town the other DAY.
Jno. Reed, OF Roxbury, called around
and paid for pesling poplar last week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-09
UPTON

The farmer, are resting. waiting Tor The
sunshine with which 10 make the hay.
Horace Cumming, the popular LANDLORD
~ The Unlon House, Paris iilli, was In
town this week
MIss Mabel West has gone n John Dan
forth. villa a. PArmachene Like Tor q
few weeks.
There Wa, good attendance a, church
sunday morning. while = larger tumDer
remsln % sabbath School this season than
ever before. There was Sabbath school
concert In The evening.
SIR. c. l.. Douglass, Mrs. c. l.. Abbott,
aud Miss Carrie Abbott have been quite
sick bat al OF them are Improving.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-09
FAST HEBRON.

Miss Eva wheeler, OF West Charleston,
Vermont, Il visiting her sister Mis- A.
VI fogg.
u. q. sni G. 3. Keen" staft Tor Wey-
mouth, Msss.. rext Monday, where ihty
arr ~ work three mouths.
II. O. Berry and sou have bought nice
pair ofihreeyesr-old steers ol y. IL. heens.
Rev. &. T. keens will spend The ssbos'n
Mt Ocssn Park. and start for Peru Mond.y
TO attend the ordination OF Rev. w. H.
L0y,joy.
A N. Fogg has been engaged 10 teach
the fall snd winter terms ofschool 10 Dist
No. 4, Hebron.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-09
PORTER.

Poor hay weather and farmers are hav.
ing a hari time cutting their meadows.
The corn factory Al kfEw Falls Il heius
rapidly completed.
More borders have arrived =, The Elm
wood House thl. week.
Mr.. Hanson LIBBY hsi aeo" that broke
her Lee.
Mary Mlllken. ofSo. Illram !, very sIek
again.
Mis-. Silvia Stanley, Noyes STANLEY ard
Sormsn Libby are passing their vaeNion
among ihelr friends In this vicinity.
Tho Lincoln House. Cornish, has been
sold 20 r. 4. Fox, proprietor Of the sisge
line from Freedom 90 Daiiwln.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-09
BROwNFIELD.

Llbby's Hotel IL crowded with board
ers and transient company.
Mr.. samuel Wentworth has a number OF
city boarters
Sale work IL dull.
Mr. Orrin Davis has hsi = slight shock.
Mr.. Greasy has hsi severe shock and
i very sick.
Mr. Harrison Darsln Ia very siek.
Mr.. A. l.. Blrrows has sold his store 20
John Mcdonald 20 De used - . coat shop.
Howard Moulion Il bulldog nice house
on MIX street.
Business Is qalte brisk AZ the corn saop
making csns Swec; corn IL looking
beautifully.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-09
WEST RETHHL.

Farmers src nov engaged In hayin- on
meadows. and harvesting grain between
TIE showers. Nearly everybody owns 4
piece % meadow Land. b. hls farm ever 80
snail
A young COW osrci ~ Aih.on T. Mason
Wa fount deal In the pasture on Friday
iNsl she bad been uuwcll for two months
or more before her death. ani her disease
hsflei oar mott learned vcisfiukr,Ans lie
paid e. Cor her In March.
Miss MAmle Siowsll. 90 boston. l. visit
Ing friends here.
A crew % ahoai twenty men Are now 80
work on TIE railroad here, laylug new
steel rtils
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-09

NJ .ai Mr.. 5. - waiiicmofc AM
ihs.r Two daughters. Mssc- Grace ani
Tfih. 90 B1sion. Mr. u. W. stewart. OF
A-trIn y a.. ani Mrs. e. IL WATSON,
of Ma leu. Mss vita Der Two sons. Ar-
tslr snl Rslph. AZ visiting A. Nrs. ;.
wsftlm1fs's AT Chandler Garlaui's.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-09
MIDDLE INTERvALE (BrrmEL.

Miss Annie Martin. from Portland, IL
visiting friends In bethel.
BlucbeFrles are not very plenty uear
here.
sulns beans July sl,i. a, M'pls Grove
House.
A ben that belongs % this plaee laid an
egg .IC3t Her name l. Creamy. ard she
Il very hsudsome one.
Mrs. A. Ch'se IL IS years OF age, and Il
YET very feeble
A strange dog has been seen back OF
Newell Aruss' house. foamlng A. the mouth
aud seemingly mad. lie ia dark, shaggy,
hArdsOmr creature.
Some ofih farmers have considerable
my 10 &c; yet Tne hay crop Is good
EP.K.
Mrs. NJ. II. Forbes, from fAlls Church.
Va, Ia spending The sumner a. her old
home With Joseph Holt and family. MI.
Holt would like 10 sell 50 - 10 return with
her and will give q good bargain. Ills
place Is one mile from Middle inicrvAle
Any ors DESTROYS OF purchasing = goof
upland farm would 30 well % call.
Messrs. Elmer ID. aud Alphonso Cole
have secured The services OF VIM. capen
a. boss pitcher for the hay season.
Mrs. Charles Abbott has recently been
thrown from the bay rake ani hurt quite
badly.
The sewing circle met Aug. ilh At l. c.
klmbalrs. f.A
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STATE PICK YRS.

Fire a. Yorridsewock, Tuesday morr'
log. Loss $1,000.
The crew OLA schooner recently brought
into Portland IlarbOr monster sea tur.
tie. 81 fee, long and weighing over 400
pounds.
A herd OF sixteen grade IIerefords own
al by Hon. I. &. Libby. OF Burnhsm. have
been qasrantlnej. owing 20 tuberculosis,
and will probably be Killed.
IguA,lus Sargent. couniy Treasurer ol
Washington County, died last week 81
Machlas. lie hai becn County Treasurer
FOR thlrty.one consecutive terms.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-09
NORWAY LAKE.

Mr.. Albion Hall i very low anu graf.
uAily fllllug
The arrivals This week arc Daniel welch
sni . friend from CAnbriigsport Ned
Perry. wife and child AMI Miss Nellie Per
~. from BOSTON. Mas.
Mr.. WIN Perry ant her mother are both
sick with pnCumonia
Mr.. Prank Green IL Improving
Rossic Wiiboni has retained home -
Nc. Falls. accompanied BY Emma stevens,
o. MAKE q short visit.
Toe fNrners ID tais vicinity are nearly
through hAying
Mrs. Hiram Hathaway q. quite m.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-09
BASE BALL

The Canton, and Buck6slds were to
play at Baekfsld last Saturday, but the
game Was prevented BY the rain. They
will play Saturday. Aug. 20. =.
The Buckfslds and Bethsls will play
At Bcckfield next Saturday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-09

Nv. Ripley % Portland and editor Han
seOm % the Mine >ssfiasi were last wees
arrested on charge OF criminal lioel, and
gave bonds 10 appear before TIE supreme
Court The libel was contained IN An
article paollshsd In the SsHfiasi over KIP
ley's signature. rejecting on he coarset-
e. Of Jatss Gould Of the Porslsnd Munich
pa Court
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-09

IN EiNAris. Esq Sapt. o. he Lew
..tnn Public schools. was a, Paris last
SEX. Mr. r. ia sou 90 Col Clark ;.
Tfsarf.. 20 Bethel. kni SAs admitted
t1 tse Oxf,ri BAR A. tae Fe5ruaTy Tern
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-09

George VI. Atwood i mailing repairs on
49, Governor Psrham stand. N, :. Doe
a.. the cArpcntsr work. Joseph ID. Cole
~. rasSn work. AM Alfred ; Holland %
B,ckss,i. The painting and papsrlng.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-09

John Klhon. 90 L1c. Mass. a student In
Hartford Theological Seminary. who l.
o-sscalug fnrlng vacation A. Norway Cen
IT, was AZ Mrs. 4. n. Crockcr's lAsi week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-09
MARRIED..

In Mason, Angus, Ii. by Rev. A. II. William.
Mr.. ,.eorgs ID. Morrill, and Miss fiOn u. Marshall
both II Mason.
In Gnesd, August =. BY II. T.. Wheeler, Esg, MI:
Goodwin 4. Cole. and Miss Adah Elliot 18th 81
Gllesi.
In IisHford. Jaly "a, " NJ. y. knls.i. i.l., h1'
Christopher \. Reed 81 Byron, sni Niles ciafs a.
rknAm olll0nbnfI.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-09

rss Ualversallsi church WAS closed last
Ssrfsv. ani wli, stNnt closed Tor ne next
ts-,e wr.ks. Mss Augcl i taking her
regular vacation.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-09

S,,se All Hattie Croker. and Mr. W.
Z Pefham. with friends ron Turner,
c,-9ei on Sircakrt Mountain sfgs days
At week
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cs,.e. A. steele Aai family, OF lisver.
al. az occupying The CA.istA Cummings
hos.s fof 4 few weeks.
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P-,f . n Chspiu. % Msriden. c., and
c..rercc :. Bement. ESQ, OF Philadelphia,
- A. tie Hubbard House last week.
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ROyBURY.

Mr.. Edwin Durgin IL visiting bis grand
mother. Mrs. Reed. lie 10 studying medi'
cine In Boston.
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Horace csmmlngs and Hiram Jackson
-. TRIP % re Lake Region asi week
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I,sr : sni Prank :. Harlow, OF MIN
5000. Mae. were AZ Paris lAst week.
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s.p,sy Bl.bes. OF Bselasid. Vas At
prs Tsurstay.
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Arumbsr wcut from The HI on The sx'
,ur.Ion % portlsnd Friday.
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"A swa.sy ana wise. OF Canton. were
Al. 49, Tharstay.
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NJ LirIis c. StOwell, o. DiHnsli, 4 IN
t0sn.
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U.rry c. Low. Of sals1, i Al The IIue-
hart Ilouse.
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u,- George u. Blsose, % Baekhsld,
"a. 10 town lAst TaarsiAy.
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CUREHEBRgD DEAF

Peeks Patent Improved Cushioned Ear Drums
rsSS.eeiy BSssssrs the Hearing, 10 matter
vssthsr desfsess "a caused By colds. fsvsrs. 90
irius,ss N toe natural drums. Always IN 20
sliion, but iavtstbis Ga eth ess and eomieu
p~rs. heard dlstisctiy. We refer 20 those uslnG
them. send Coz illusuatef book Of pfcofc-sss
xddrsss n. IIIsCox. s53 broadway, Y.
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Hon. JoAaP T. Swassy. Of Canton, Was
A. paris at week.
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FL Gls.. OF Portland. Is Spending a
40, racaiion Al Paris
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sbs Oxfara nsn,uerut.
Paris and Vicinity.
VILLAGE DIRECTORY.

-, H.pt.i Charsh rss.sAlaf ss-vies sss.yy
-. ~srytos u ?. =. Prayer Ntetngs,
It.rsIar AFtu.ns~
,.-...-..a.f Church. Rrt. Caroilns Anesl, f.stcl.
,..i'-r ~srsics ever canisy ~ n A.n- cAlo.ih
49,. als
p.-..u.l Rr.ss usai. Ensry W. N.scn, i.s.slsr {.
- -ian.lf, ~elrttsfy AMI tfe.saftf' hetuass
l-.lsy Essu-ns.
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virgil x. Paris IA, returned 20 town
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Unl,ersali.i Church. Rev. Caroline u. Angti.
Pastor. Preaehlng service On sunday. At ,. ~.
sabbath school. fr.s. -
ssccni Congrtgafional Church. Rev. Aiet. WIS
wall. Pastor Preaching service-sunday-loO A.
~. sabbath school. N - An Social MsetlnT, %
nat.dsy, rguiAr weekly Prayer Mss,inr. % ..
~, FRIDAY.
Mssheilst Charsh. J. A. Cory. Pastor Preach.
Ing service, 10 - A. ~. sabbath sfhoot ~ " - !
social Evening Meeting. 7 90 =. -. WednfsiAy
Prayer Meeting. oer. a.. Class Meeting. Friday
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